The U.K. has over 12,000 grant-making Trusts and Foundations. 1,950 of these donate to nonprofits, NGOs and charities in Nigeria working in health, education, community, environment, the arts, sport and more.
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We help organisations access the large amount of funding available from grant-makers in the UK. We also help organisations find funders from the 180,000 Foundations across Germany, Switzerland and other European countiries. Contact us to receive our free guide on how to make successful applications to U.K. and European grant-makers.
Using the resources below, we can provide your organisation with a list of funders with an interest in Nigeria which will include the funder’s areas of interest, annual expenditure, grant sizes and contact details.
Grant Finder: The leading funding database in the UK covering national, and international sources of funding.
Funds Online: Database with over 10,000 funders with the potential to give away billions of pounds overall to organisations.
Factary Phi Donations Database: The UK’s only comprehensive, searchable database of donations and donors to the non-profit sector.
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New funders are being set up every month and our free funding alerts keeps you up to date.
Below are some of the UK funders that support nonprofits in Nigeria:
The Harold Joels Charitable Trust
The Mylne Trust
The Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust
John Laing Charitable Trust
J Davies Charities Limited
M And R Gross Charities Limited
The Gatsby Charitable Foundation
The John Ireland Charitable Trust
Mayfair Charities Limited
The Eranda Rothschild Foundation
T F C Frost Charitable Trust
Alliance Family Foundation Limited
Sylvanus Charitable Trust
Porter Foundation
Tearfund
Nam Charitable Trust
Gerald Leigh Charitable Trust
The Charities Aid Foundation
The River Trust
The Exilarch’s Foundation
News & updates
March 2026
A landmark international grant was signed on February 18, 2026, in Abuja, between the African Development Bank (AfDB) and the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA). The $16.61 million agreement launches the third phase of the TAAT program, which scales climate-resilient agricultural technologies across Nigeria. This funding supports local NGOs and seed systems to boost crop yields. Additionally, while the withdrawal of certain USAID programs has created challenges, the Gavi Alliance and the Global Fund maintained significant grant disbursements throughout late 2025 and early 2026, specifically targeting Nigerian NGOs working on HPV vaccine rollout and HIV/AIDS prevention.